Can this be a discrimination case?
It certainly can be. You should contact a plaintiff's employment attorney in your area for a consultation to further discuss your situation....
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It certainly can be. You should contact a plaintiff's employment attorney in your area for a consultation to further discuss your situation....
My colleague has gone through precisely what the law requires as to this issue. Despite your mother's circumstances, she still has to pay rent...
As my colleagues point out, you tagged this question as a "Permanent Residence" question which, while it would seem to indicate relates to tenant...
It's not clear that you have the possibility to evict a tenant based on the conditions you indicate. A tenant can be late with their rental...
Sure, you (or you mother, in this situation) can legally sign a lease via the mail. You can technically even sign by printing, signing, scanning...
Unfortunately, unless an employment contract or other work policy provided for a retirement benefits package of some kind, you don't allege any...
Sure, they can charge you. Did they actually charge your credit card? That fact would, of course, be the key issue. (503) 308-1080 |...
It's not necessarily clear that you can evict him, as you may or may not be his "landlord," depending on the facts surrounding the situation. You...
If you've consulted with other attorneys already and they've not taken your case on a contingency fee basis, they likely can refer you to any...
My colleague has given you good advice, in that there's not necessarily an easy or direct answer to what state an agreement would "be governed" by....